Join NSBAR

• REALTOR® Application - have never been a member of NSBAR 
• Application for new office for MLS
• What is a Non Member Licensee - Must read Before Joining
• 45-day Permit
• REALTOR Dues and RPAC: A Winning Combination for America 

Real Estate licensee other than the Owner (REALTOR® or if a Manager then RM)

• REALTOR® Application - have never been a member of NSBAR 
• 45-day Permit
• REALTOR  Dues and RPAC: A Winning Combination for America 

Real Estate licensee transferring from another REALTOR® Association: 

• Application when transfering from another board
• Transfer Guide Checklist
• REALTOR Dues and RPAC: A Winning Combination for America 

Real Estate licensee applying for secondary membership: 

• Application for Secondary Membership 

 Appraisers (Must have an Illinois Appraiser license or Real Estate license)

• REALTOR® Application
• Application for a new office for MLS  
• 45-day Permit

Those interested in real estate but do NOT have a real estate license: (Affiliate)

•  Affiliate Application (for those who do NOT hold either a real estate or appraisal license - NO MLS ACCESS ALLOWED. Only those holding REALTOR® membership may have access to MLS)

Former Member Reinstating Membership

• Reinstatement Form - only to be used by those who have been a members of NSBAR and had an ID number that began with either a 3 or a 6 -- all others are to use REALTOR® Application  
• 45-day Permit
• REALTOR Dues and RPAC: A Winning Combination for America  

Understanding NSBAR

• Discover the Benefits of joining NSBAR as a member 
• New Member Resources 
• Prices for membership
• Breakdown of NSBAR membership types.  
• Licensing  
• Compare fees  
• 2008 Dues notice
• 2008 Dues FAQ's
• New Dues-Funded IAR Advocacy Initiative Targets Attacks on Property Rights  
• Dues Deductions  
• Understanding the bills from NSBAR, MLS  
• Supra - If a member leaves NSBAR to go to another association, Supra GE has mandated that you must return the equipment to NSBAR. NSBAR will refund the unused portion of the lease fee beginning on the first day of the following month the member gives notice of the membership change. If a prospective member is coming from CAR, MainStreet, RANWC, McHenry Supra GE has given the association’s permission to take your equipment out of their system and bring it to NSBAR to add to NSBAR’s Supra system. If that does occur then the prospective member will not be charged a Supra annual lease fee until September 1 of the year joining. If a prospective member is coming from CAR, MainStreet, RANWC, McHenry and the association refuses to allow you to take the equipment with you even though Supra GE said they could, then unfortunately to receive another key you will be charged by NSBAR for a new key fee, prorated, of course. Supra GE charges fee for each piece of equipment handed out, not by the name of the person. We are charged for a new key and we have no choice but to pass the cost on to you. Terese (Terry) Penza RCE, CAE President & CEO 5-3-07